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Can you provide me with a list of WIPO patent grants for 2009 to the top ten countries?
I listed them already in my post above.
I know my fellow Americans. If I compile a list of patent applications then their first objection is that we don't know how many applications were rejected. I need the number of WIPO patents granted to individual countries for 2009.
All the numbers in above article are actural Patents Granted, not Patents solicitated or pending.
WIPO's charts are not user-friendly. I cannot extract the information needed to create a top-ten chart from the massive data in their spreadsheets (e.g. the three "patents granted" tables). See Statistics on Patents
The best information that I can find is a chart of "Patent grants by patent office: top 20 offices, 2006" under "A.3.2: Total Patent Grants By Patent Office." See World Patent Report: A Statistical Review (2008)
I need the following to create an exciting list of top ten countries receiving WIPO patents.
1) The information has to be for patents granted and not patent applications.
2) The information has to be current (e.g. for 2009).
3) A chart isn't very useful. I need hard numbers to rank on a list.
4) I need a newslink where the reader can click on it and verify for themselves that the data is correct.
If you can point me to a newslink with reasonably easy-to-understand current data for 2009 WIPO patents granted then I would be happy to create another exciting "horse race" among countries for WIPO patents granted. An international WIPO list would make a good complement to my existing U.S.P.T.O. (i.e. U.S. Patent and Trademark Office) patents-granted list.
Go to my article site provided, stroll to the bottom apendix, there're all the info charts you need of the latest 5 years for all UN member countries .
Also, WIPO website is a huge site, try go to 2009 annual yearbook section where you can find all the detailed charts/numbers you can imagine. I can't recall the link. I did it once a year ago... just keep searching that site.
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